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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-04-14
Road Notice.

MECHANICsTowN DISTINCT, March 1887.
WE, the undersigned taxpayers Of Fred
w erck County, after thirty days from
this notice, will proceed, after due petition
to the County Commissioners of said county
to secure the opening and locating of n pub
lie road in Mechanicsiown District and Elec-
iIon District No. IS; said road to commence
at the Steam Mills of A S. Ientz, on the old
private road along Simon Lohr's house and
barn, thence n. f. in direct course to the
F. e.. Z. turnpike, instead of following its
present bearings to the pike aforesaid, the
whole distance not exceeding onc-quarter OF
. mile.
A. S. ZENTZ,
Mt. ST. MARI'S COLLEGE,
ERNEST LAGARD.
J. &. TROXEL, NJ. d.
J. c. ROSENSTEEL,
WILLIAM III. MOTTER.
mc,,.I6l +. WALTER 4 BRO.
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leafhs,

In Mcchanicstown, April 10th, Sarah A.,
wife of George Damuth, aged Al years, 8
months and days.
On April 1st 1887, in this place, George
Clifford, only child of Geo. W. and F. V.
Sprow, aged | year, months anu days.
Just awhile was Clifford with us,
Just awhile 10 teach us why,
Jesus loves the little children,
Why he calls them to the Sky.
Long enough was Clifford with IFS
To endcar the little form,
TO the hearts of all who knew him,
BY his tender love 30 warm.
Pack away the shoes and dresses,
With the trinkcts, playthings all;
Clifford nevernorc will need them,
He is gone at Jesus call.
Think what sorrow he is freed from,
Think what care he might have known
Think of his sweet rest in heaven,
With the angels round the throne.
When lies day for us has faded.
And the Night of Death has come,
We may meet our Darling Clifford,
In his bright celestial home.
BY HIS PARENTS.
For 1ddiionoi Locals sec end page.
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Business Locals.

FARM MACHINERY. Mr.. Henry w. Ben
nett IL preparing himself to enter largely mp
on the sale of Agricultural Machinery this
season. lie will shortly name in these COL
umns the various implements that he will
handle.
tD- For Easter Cards and full line Of
Fresh Confectionerys ut OSLERS.
april6G
~ FARM FOR SALE.,--Containng SO
Acres, near Mechanicstown, well located and
in good condition.
For terms, apply to
8. NJ. BIRELY
Real Estate and Loan Agent.
apr7tf. Mechanicstown, Md.
Box WooD For SALE The undersigned
has lot of thrifty Box Wood for sale very
cheap. MRS. II. X. JOHNSON.
mch3l3t
HOUSE FOR RENT. A house, lot, good
fruit and garden for rent near Mechanics
town on +. & T.. turnpike.
Mch242t. Mrs George Markell.
-------------~-~-----
TT A CoALrSG Jon For SALE.-A
mountain 10 At Dccrfield Station w. NJ. Il IL.
containing As acres Of good timber for coal
ing purposes viii sell the wood or have !.
COaled on shares.
Mch 243t. Inquire at TINS OFFICE.
t~ Buy Landreth's Seed Peas and Beans
by the pint, pint or quart at very low rates,
of +. H. BOBLlTZ
Phillips Garden Seeds for sale bv
| mchl1,f f. L BOBLITZ.
SHEDDING FOR SALE.-l have 40 IT. OF
shedding for sale which offer cheap.
mch1O JOHN II. ROtZER.
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ATTENTION EVERYBODY !

| take pleasure in announcing 10 the rub
lie, that have just received the largest and
most complete stock of
lRONSTONE CHINA AND SEMf.GRAN-
TIE WARE,
that has ever been opened at
FRANKLIN MILLS,
and as my trade is daily increasing In this
line of goods, shall in the future make it
Il speciality. will also have on my shelves
LARGE LOT OF YELLOW PIE PLATES
etc, Last season (withcut giving notice to
the Pubc) entered into new department
in the way of FLY NETS, and MS my sales
were good in this line. l have concluded
to continue the same this season, will
have in stock during the season, fine round
Black leather Nets, Medium do, Express
Nets, team Nets, DANGERS, Cotton head nets
also, wagon whips, buggy whips, Lap
spreads, &c, these goods were hOught direct
from the manufacturer. You will therefore
have hut one profit to pay. l also take
pleasure in saving that my stock in general
will he largely increased as the season adj
vances. will be able this season to show
you much larger
STOCK OF SHOES
than before. And please don't forget that
MY ENTIRE STOCK of MERCHANDISE
will Ike enlarged MS the season advances.
invite everybody to call and see my display
of goods and examine my prices. All
goods marked with plain figures and cx-
ccedngly low, no fancy profits, call will
convince you that the above statement If
correct. have a first class lot of Rails Mt
$500 and $3.50 per hundred. Seed pota-
toes, Pearl of Savoy;
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Ohio Stonewarc, full and complete line OF
GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND.
Hats of every style and price Notions,
Glassware, Salt by the sack, Sole Leather by
the side or strip, Bacon, Lard and fish. All
the above goods and much more that can't
name has been bought for spot cash, and
will be sold at rock bottom prices.
Yours very resp'ty,
J. A. COLLIFLOWER.
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FIRST MAN
TO THE CITY.
N, C. CRAMER.

"UU VI OUV"uvBsUU 10
THE EXTREME BAD WEATHER
of the past prevented many ladies from
doing any shopping whatever. But as
we are now promised bright and more
scasonable weather and this being the
second spring month it is absolutely nee
essary for you to be looking around for
New Dress Goods and Lighter Weight
Garments; thought it best for me to
visit the city in order to fill your orders.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
NOWHERE WILL YOU FIND
greater variety Of new and desirable
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
for this season in choice styles and latest
STYLES and shades. One of the newest
things in prints is regular Dress pat
terms no two alike which gives you a
dress like no one else has, combination
patterns in same goods. Stockof White
goods, beautiful, from s to q cents.
Seersuckers in every style and price.
We have a striped goods that, this sea.
son will take the place Of Batise and
Scersucker, in Cream which is later and
much nicer goods at Is cents per yard.
Extra wide Cashmeres, mixed suitings,
mixed Trlcots Is to IS cents per yard.
KID GLOVES. KID GLOVES.
KID GLOVES. KID GLOVES.
WE PRESENT TO YOU FOR
your kind consideration the merits of
our Kid Gloves. LIST. 1t has no su.
perior rs a fitting glove and the quality
is the best. End. Each glove warrant
ed. Every pair fitted to the hand when
bought, IS cts, Sl.O0, and $l25.
a line of Gents Kid and Light Buck
Gloves for driving purposes just put in
stock.
A good big drive at our HOSIERY
department is a Misses imported regu-
lar made, in Black and colors, some
thing YOU will not find at any other
place in the town. Extra length at
10 and 80 cts. per pair. Beautiful
styles at lower prices.
CARPETS. CARPETS.
CARPETS. CARPETS.
THE SEASON IS HERE FOR
moving, the time is here for to have a
stock Of Carpets on hand. All of you
who stand in need of nice Rag Carpet
step in at CRAMER'S where You have
a nice selection at 40, As and so cents.
Again, all of you who want to buy All
Ingram Carpet, 90 to Cramers $, he has
the stock to select from, at 374, As, so
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The Board of School Commissioners will
meet in regular session. on
WEDNESDA April Goth 1897,
ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Teachers Reports must
bc signed by at least two Trustees, and be in
this office, or In the hands of one of the
Commissioners ON or before Tuesday, April
10Th.
All bills charged in Report must I've re-.
cciptcl; all exemption from payment of
book fees must be signed by at least two
Trustees, and all books and Stationery on
hand must he properly reported:
Persons DESTROYS of using Books and Sta.
tioncry for private schools, must apply ut
this office for contract
Public schools will close on April 18th.
Salaries and accounts will be paid on and
after April 23d BY order,
F. r. NEIGHBOURS.
april63t Secretary
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Read our offers to those in arrears as it
appears on the fourth page of this issue. A
number of parties has secured the benefit OF
this offer are pleased witE the two papers.
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Prompt attention given to all calls.
Public office in the Drug Store.
Private consultation room In the rear OF
Che Drug Store.
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QUITE ILL.-Our aged and esteemed
friend, Mr.. N. NJ Parrish has ,,ccn i'll at the
residence of his sonln-law, MIR. John Rouzcr
during the past three weeks. We are graft
fled to be able to report his condition some
what improved.
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Mr.. D. G. lIammett took possession OF
the John A. Roddy farm lately purchased by
him, on Monday the 3rd inst. He will con-
tinue to sell goods on the road as before.
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WITHEROWS
Telephone Exchange.

"Well, Halo! What is it:'
"Why l want to make some inquiry
about buying come goods
"All right! What is it?'
"Well the first thing on my list is
HATS. Iwant to know where to 80
to buy a hat for myself. want eth.
err a nice Straw Hat, or light weight
flexible Stiff Hat, something for dress
l want something new"
"Why, yes indeed! With some
friends we visited WITHERow's Store
last week and supplied ourselves with
Hats. We have heard so much about
the stock of goods he has always on
hand to select from, that we concluded
to just drop III and see what he really
did have, and what do you think was
the result, we'll, we found everything
beyond our expectations, we found out
that there hasn't been any exaggeration
whatever, in all that has been said
about the store.
Does he have Boys Hats too?
"Does he? Well I should say so.
You can buy Boys or Child's Hat all
the way from 5 cents to $l25. You
can't 90 amiss in that line. They are
new goods, just received and opened,
and as for styles, you may rest assured
YOU can be suited, you never saw nicer
styles, and then the price is so extreme
ly low"
81 will also want some Cashmere for
myself and Boys, as the weather is get
ting warm, does be have any"
"Well yes. lie showed me some
Casslmcrs that were lying on the coun-
ter at the time, he had just sold lot of
it to a party. and he asked me what |
thought it was worth, and thought |
would say low enough. and said we'll it
is worth a $l.0O 4 yard, thinking all
the time that it was worth any way not
less than $685.
well how near did YOU come to the
price ~
"Why l was not near at all to the
price ut which he Is selling them as he
told me he had gotten an extra good
bargain and was letting them 90 at 90
cents, and you can bet your last dollar
they are going too"
docs he have any still better quail.
ty than those"
ayes, he has nice line higher and
also some lower in price than those
mentioned"
:. l. ~
'Now you are coming to the point.
If you had just seen all the shoes he
turned out last week, you might well
wonder how he is on SHOES, he has an
immense lot of them, and he las them
to fit anyone, from a six month old
Tacker to any age on record. lie has
an abundance of Mems Shoes, Ladies
Shoes and Childs Shoes and slippers too
for Ladies', Misses and Children. !
can't recommend you to any better
place than W1rHERow' S for there is the
place I have always secured the best
bargains
"Doe. lie keep Mems Neck wear:
Don't mention 1.-THE has the pref
test line of ScARFs, Bows and TIES
you ever laid your eyes on.
"Does he keep Groceries %
ANY thing you may want in the
Grocery line. he has"
"Has he White Wash Brushes?'
"He has a splendid lot of them, all
bristle. lie also keeps SHoyEts, GAR.
DEN RAKEs. HOES and a lot Of good
home. made brooms.
What is the name p
"W1THEROW.'
30 Yes! know the place I remem-
Der distinctly an incident which occur
ed short while ago, l was in another
store in this town and the party
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Local Items.

Miss Minnie +. Halliday of Baltimore city
Ia visiting Mrs. V. b. Oslcr.
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EDWIN H. GERNAND.
mEgRANEgsEowN,

mEgHANEg 6EV"Ne
MANUFACrUR OF
SADDLES, HARNESS. COLLARS,
BRIDES, &c,
is uneHcelled in the above named goods
which are Of
SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP,
DURABILITY and FINISH.
All the goods mentioned above are manu-
featured by me and no effort is spared to
make every department of nv business, such
that it will Civ"
TNTIIE; SAIISFACTION
I make all of my Harness Saddles, and guar.
antee the work
Spreads. whips. blankets, saddcry hardware,
etc., which sell at Bottom Prices.
Collars are all handmade; no "city COL
lars" handled.
All orders entrusted to me will receive
prompt at cntiOn. Correspondence solicit
et at all times in regard to prices, styles, nc.
Hoping the public will favor me with a
share of their patronage, trust by close at
tcn,ion to business. and good workmanship,
to merit continuance of same.
Respectfully.
mch3ly Edwin II. Gcrnand.
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RE-ELEcTED.-At We Corporation cleo
ton held in this place on Monday last, Mr..
j. Henry Cover was elected President of the
Board and Jos. A. Weddlc, Jas. G. Macklcy
N. C. Croft and G. J. Carmack were elected
Commissioners This is last years board /;
there was no opposition.
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"W1THEROW.'

80 Yes l know the place I remem-
Der distinctly an incident which occur.
ed short while ago, I was in another
store in this town and the party
could not suit me in the goods I want
ed and merely mentioned W1rnERow's
name, and that was enough, then they
wanted to press me into buying their
goods, but I refused and l went to
W1TnEnow's, and got the very goods l
wanted and saw some of the same
goods like the other party had, and
what was more I found it at q consid.
erably less price, so I think you are
right, l will 60 to W1rHERows for
what I want
us that all you want to know ?"
"That IS all for this time, much
obliged, Goodbye"
"Good-bye.'
nnSS =, ~rErs
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Financial Statement,
CORPORATION OF
MECHANICSTOWN.
YEAR ENDING APRIL 9th, 1887.


RECEIPTS.
TO Bal in hands of Treas, 1856 l.S7
unsolicited Taxes 1885 1926
" Amt of Tax Lew 1886 395. 81
received from fines etc, 22.50
$46nDS
EXPENDII URES.
BY amt paid for repairs on streets
for the year S94.93
By amt. paid old bills from 1888 12.49
" Sundry bills for the year S27O
Printing bill dl.'o
Counsel fee 5,o0
Interest on blll payable 1888
amt paid commission collecting
Taxes 300
amt. paid commissioners salaries 1900
Secretary 1000
President 5000
to qualify $50
Cash on hand lS."
tncollectcd Taxes g. 10
$4G70s
LIABILITIES.
Bills payable $4,000
Sundry Accounts $3.50
se25so
Respectfully submitted.
&c CROFT. TREAS
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Easter was observed by the churches in
this place. The attendance was exception
ally large.
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New Advertisements.

Cramer.
Withcrow.
Do you want u dog?
Machincry-ll. W. Bennett.
SPECIAL Fertillzcr-N. &. Croft.
Shcritfalty Card-Lewis NJ Zimmerman
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NVhoopinp conph ia prevailing here.

Whooping cough is preyalling here.
A. NJ. Doyle of Columbus, Ga. says From
my own experience, know Sellers Liver
Pills, to be the best in use" They cure ma
laria, etc.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-04-14

Worms! Worms !! Worms =! andO "Dr
Sellers Vermifuge' will expel them from the
system at once. Just the thing for children.
Price o5 cts
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50 $40 ~

This leaves $11 ,959.52'; from this must al
40 be taken the cost of their pumping ma
chinely mot gven.) twill require close fig
urlng to find ourselves in position to Sc
cure water here for less than $4,000.
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t5y- For Easter Cards and n full line Of
Fresh Confectionerys at OSLERS.
0pril6tf
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OLD HOMESTEAD BoUGHT.-Mr. Jos. A.
Wacschc purchased on Monday last of the
trustee of Daniel p. Sayler, deceased, the
farm at Double Pipe Creek. Mr.. W. and
his brothers, sons of Henry and Catharine
Wacschc were born ON the Double Pipe
Creek farm.
MIR. WIN. F. Cover, the trustee, informs us
that the price paid is $4,000.
Mr.. Thomas f. Bttle, merchant, at Eller-
ton, IN the northern part of this valley, noun
ted a colt one day last week and then took
various articles in each hand and ordered a
boy to lead colt to the place he desired to 60
All went we'll fora while hut suddenly the colt
took fright and SHE'D, when Mr.. Bttle fell
of the animal and suffered the fracture OF a
small bone of one ofhis arms Valley Rrgsster
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FATroUs COMPETITION .--One Of our
county contemporaries now bids for work
and offers TO publish legal notices for which
there is vet price at II reduced rate. 1t is
not with others business that VIC would in
terfcrc, but we are simply impeled to note
The influence of the rough and ready journa-
Iism To which we are being introduced.
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tz- FARM FOR SALE..--Containmg 50
Acres, near Mechanicstown, well locatedan
in good condition.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-26
Ho.s.
The Kni.ht, Of Pyitiss viii make q
az ,ursion to Rebobo:h On MopuAy next

The Knisht, Of Pyitiss will make An
az ,ursion to Rebobo:h en- Monday next
The Union Sunday school young
men Is m oonlish, excursion On steamer
Brandy wine. Only 80 cents.
Daniel q. Ksnti is lying III at he Iesi-
dence OF his brother, b Lundy Kent,
No. 4O2 West Fourth street.
A horse now Ia the city pound VIII
he sold 70 morrow morning NJ 10 O'Clock
unless the osntr comes forward, proves
property AMI takes II away.
oa!ts fracas occurred in Carpentt
street yts.erd,y, in which man hsmed
Coleman, who has often figured in aT-
graceful affairs, was very roughly
handled by = b:o.her-ir-!aw.
Commissary OF subsistencs WeIiel
and three memb bers Of Troop B went e
Rehoboth yesterday to prepare th'
camp ground to be occupied oy In
National Guard to morrow.
The Baltimore and OH, Railroa'
90 npauy will sell ezcursion tickets !
Baltimore at reduced rates during th
Kuis hts of Pythias encampment up I
the 2Sth instant.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-26
FOURTH EDITION
Amuselnsnts

While It has been generally undei
stood that Aimee has been financially
unfortunate Of late. only . few were
aware to what straits she has been re-
4 uced. The public will doubtless be
surprlsed when iaformed that the Tor.
mer queen OF opera bouffe has acc'p'ea
an offer to play In variety theaters next
| season.
James O'Neill's reper,ory for next
season will include The American
King, Ramie, aud Mopte Oristo. A
new leading lady will be imported from
ngand.
Mrs. Scott 5iddons will return to
America next season, and will give
drsmHti, recitations.
Marguerite St. john, the English &C
.ress, will make professional tour o
this country, com menciua on or aDou
iSep,emte-. opening In Montreal.
, Edwin Booth thinks very seriously
retiring from the stage In another ear
, Fl feels II NJ he has won fame aud for
tune quite sufficient
T. w. Kesns's repertory for next sea
s,n will be Richard III, R'chedeu
!, Macbeth, Hamlet, Lady OF Lyons,
) Inns { ~ ,ar, Romeo and Jul!tt and III
' FOOLS Revenge
3 Mr.. HAIRY Armstrong, OF this city
. has signed with S~eatinan, Fsg.n III
X CO minstIe el com binaiiou for the ses
sons Of '87 and 'S8.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-26
DINE.

KHApP.-on tho i4.h inst, Holen May,
dauxnter OF Helen V. ana the late Ch 4r,es
kiapr, aged thrse moaths
helatiyes and friends or the family are
re-1ec;fu ly invited to attend the funeral
Iron the n others residence, Sixteenth and
cot streets on Tuesday afternoon 81 4
o'clock. Interment AZ kiverview cemetery
nd He saio, suffer little children io
c1ne uuto re, and forbid Them not, FOL
ofsuca is the Kingdom Of Heaven"
PEIKuE In this city on tho 2b.h inst
Martha z. PsiIce, In Ihs 10th year OF hei
sye.
Tho relatives and friends ere invited Il
a.tepd her funeral from the fefider ce OF he
nnshaud, samuel q Peirco, no. l7c0 Scot
street, on Tfursday, thu 2stn inst 1T
. ci ck, so.v.cs at tho house. lntermen
| At nl, -alem cem'tsry.
At rtst
M,GARyEY- in Christihra Hundred, o,
| t.e 18TH mat, Anthon Henry, son OF WE
and Fannie 4. Mctiarvey, aged weets
Reiatives and friends Bre resp ,ctiully IN
vted to attend his funeral from tn
residences OF his pare1ts, UuPouts' Bank, o
Wednesday afternoon at 3 80 O'Clock. Inter
men, at Green Hill cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-26
Imuroylpg a Brewery,

The Gern ania Artesian Well Com.
pany is engaged in sinking an srtssian
well 70. the Hartman & Fehrenbact
B:ew.nz Company, which las reached
a deoth OF 40 feet. The frst so feet
was through E, I earth, and then granite
was struck Au inch pipe was insert
ed, hut wa'er nss not yet b4en found 10
sufficient Qusu,ity to be Of service. II
is however thought that the desired
amount Of water will be found at soc
feet, and Il tLis proves correct the worn
will be com p eted In few days. II il
probable thal the company will also pu
in one OF the Davidson p1mping en
ginee, the ssma as in use AZ hart's pack
ing establish ment for which Trayno
& Co. are tie sgents. The Brewing
Company has a 50 just com ple,ed tn
erection OF bsndtome office, the frs
h1or OF wh!cr has a public ard privat'
cfice, while the second floor is fitted ~
with bath room and s.esplng apart
nents
Daily Republican., 1887-07-26
All 10 Forgiy en-.

New YORK, July 25.-Mrs. Grace
Brotherton Deems having been unsuc.
Cessful 10 her suit against her husband,
DR.. Francis VI. Deems, son Of the Rev.
DR.. Charles {. Deems, in which she asked
the court for d separation because Of his
excessive use 0. morphine, her husband S
action for divorce because of her aban-
Gonment, in which he charged that she
was In the habit OF using the drug, wat
10 have been tried in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas to-day. This trial, however
was made unnecessary, because The
couple have ami :aoly adjusted their diff
ferences. ie said that Mrs Deems has
written letter begging the forgiveness O.
her husband snd father in-law for the
trouble acG disgrace she caused them by
the divorle suit, and admitting that sh,
was VICTIM Of the morphine habit, anc
that she GiG wrong In accusing her hus
taLd Of being N )rphiIe victim.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-26
A Fatal Accident.

Yesterday afternoon while Thomas j.
Kane, residing a, No. 625 East sixth
strte', WAS engaged in repairing Goa
,hrte al Canton, Nd he slipped and
feil distance 0! thirty feet, striking on
his head. He Was picked up inmedi'
ately and everything possible dcne far
his relief, but he expired about An hour
stter the accident. The deceseed was
2S years OF age and a son of Michael
Kaue, who keeps q liquor ssit on at No.
528 East Fourth street. He leaves a
wife and two children, and was an &C
two u EN- Der tf the Reliance Fire Com
pany.. The remains were bropRht &c
this city At an early hour this morning
aud the Reliance Company will hold {
meeting this evening TO take action oil
him dF sth
Daily Republican., 1887-07-26
A Brilliant scheme.

The ,ar.e and handsome showcase at
the corner OF Fifth and Market streets.
contains over one thousand dollars
worth of business cards, solicited from
orr Wilmington meicaants. IL is the
biggest advertising scheme ever got mp
in Wilmington, but II appears to please
those who have Invested their money in
1t. The car rvassers were GLIB Of tongue,
and had the scheme in working order
inside OF ten days after they arrived in
the city.